Cursed line of Kotlin code
Yeah, I wrote this thing today.
For debugging purposes, but still.
Thread.getAllStackTraces()[Thread.currentThread()]!![4].apply(::println)
Cursed line of Kotlin code
@loke
Why the fourth stack trace?
re: Cursed line of Kotlin code
@mur2501 I needed to track from where a certain function was called, and it just so happened that the fourth one was the one I was interested in.
As mentioned, it was just for debugging purposes.
re: Cursed line of Kotlin code
@loke 
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 
WTF is this non-ASCII programming language 
re: Cursed line of Kotlin code
@mur2501 Don't you like the advent of code solutions?
For day 1:
{⌈/ (+/⍎¨)¨ ⍵ ⊂⍨ (⍬≢)¨⍵} io:read "part01.txt"
re: Cursed line of Kotlin code
@loke
NOOOOOOOO!!!!!! 
This is unholy
re: Cursed line of Kotlin code
@mur2501 Do you want me to help you learn it? It's quite nice to use as an interactive tool when you'd otherwise have to open an editor and write a large program to solve some problem.
re: Cursed line of Kotlin code
@loke
yeah looks interesting, though my first question is how the hell to type so many non-ascii characters on an English keyboard?
re: Cursed line of Kotlin code
@mur2501 That's easy. The GUI implements support for it. And the web version uses backquote as a prefix, so backqoute-i will result in ⍳ for example.
re: Cursed line of Kotlin code
@mur2501 And here is the fix that was implemented thanks to this debugging. https://codeberg.org/loke/array/commit/ddb1c7f1467d0e489c654584e69c59879c4e863c